WI Act 55, which was passed in 2015, requires school districts across the state of Wisconsin to provide information to parents/guardians regarding district standards; report cards; public and private school options; course options; and youth options.  This webpage is dedicated to providing the Watertown Unified School District families with this information.

• ACT College and Career Readiness Standards

• Wisconsin Academic Standards

The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction did not publish the State Report Cards for the 2019-20 school year. However, report cards from all other years for WUSD can be found in the link below.

• Report Cards

The following list of schools, public and private, are current educational options that exist within our Watertown Community for parents to choose from.  The open enrollment window for the state of Wisconsin exists from the beginning of February through the end of April.

• Douglas Elementary School

• Lebanon Elementary School

• Lincoln STEM Elementary

• Schurz Elementary School

• Schurz Dual Language Program

• Webster Elementary School

• Riverside Middle School

• Riverside STEM Academy

• Watertown High School

• Endeavor High School

• eCampus Academy Charter School (online)

• Discovery Academy

• Calvary Baptist

• Faith Lutheran School

• Good Shepherd Lutheran School

• Lebanon Lutheran School

• Luther Prep

• Maranatha Baptist University

• Watertown Catholic Schools

• St. John's Lutheran School

• St. Mark's Lutheran School

• St. Paul's Lutheran School

• Trinity-St. Luke's Lutheran School

Home-Based Private Education (Homeschooling)

The 2017 Wisconsin Act 59 eliminated the Course Options and Youth Options programs.The Course Options statute was changed to Part-time open enrollment. The Youth Options statute (118.55) was renamed the Early College Credit Program (ECCP). The ECCP statute allows Wisconsin public and private high school students to take one or more courses at an institution of higher education for high school and/or college credit. Under this section, “institution of higher education” means an institution within the University of Wisconsin System, a tribally controlled college, or a private, nonprofit institution of higher education located in the state. While technical colleges are not eligible institutions under the new program, pupils that have completed 10th grade will continue to have the option to take courses at technical colleges through a separate statute, 38.12(14). School districts should contact the Wisconsin Technical College System listed below for more information on technical college dual credit options. All changes are effective 7/1/2018.